⚽ Professional Football Freestyler 🏆 3 x Guinness World Record Holder 📹 Content Creator
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Stephen Gray retweeted
Remarkable how I've only just seen Lewis Hall trying to drag the injured Harrison Armstrong up off the floor at the end of last night's game.
I thought a player doing something like this warranted days worth of analysis, coverage and criticism.........
Still can’t believe it… This weekend I finished 2nd place in the 2026 UK & Ireland Freestyle Football Championships 🥈
Beyond my wildest dreams honestly. And even managed to finish 3rd place in a couple of the extra categories too 💪
Stephen Gray retweeted
The FA had a duty of care towards Max. What was his crime? Mildly reacting to a dangerous challenge. Instead of protecting a 16 yr old, you chose to suspend him and promote violent conduct.
Thankfully Max didnt suffer a serious injury because apparently thats what it takes.
Back performing at Liverpool’s game today but really nice of the club to surprise me for my birthday with the new kit 🙏 appreciate it! ❤️
Feel like I’ve seen this somewhere before but I can’t quite put my finger on it 🤔
🩵 Introducing the Rangers x @umbro 2026/27 fourth kit
🖤 A bold new look for the fixtures ahead.
🔐 Make it yours.
Available in-store and online now 👉 rng.rs/FourthKit2627
Things are heating up at @BCFC ahead of the UK & Ireland Freestyle Football Championships next Saturday 31st October! ⚽️🔥
Tickets and info all on Birmingham City’s website. See you there! ✌️
A penny for Andy Woodman’s thoughts right now reading this…
Bromley are reportedly interested in holding talks with former Wycombe Wanderers boss Mike Dodds over their managerial vacancy 📝 Via | @reluctantnicko
Dodds is currently the assistant head coach at Championship side Blackburn Rovers 🌹
#WeAreBromley | #Rovers
Amazing! See you at St Andrew’s! 😤
The UK & Ireland Freestyle Football Championships are heading to Brum 🪄
Bringing together some of the UK's leading freestylers, the event will see competitors battle it out, while also giving supporters the opportunity to get involved themselves.
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Can’t believe my clubs literally flipped roles this season occupying the title of Set Piece FC 😅
Set-piece goals in @SkyBetLeagueOne so far this season 🎯
🔟 Wycombe
9⃣ -
8️⃣ -
7️⃣ -
6️⃣ Bromley, Stevenage
5️⃣ Orient, Reading, Argyle
Man that was so late, how was this not punished?
This coward rat has been part of a cheating culture his whole career. Disgusting human being. Have you ever seen Ødegaard like this? 😡
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Although this isn’t what most people say, this would actually be the most sensible logic to use to differentiate them going forward in football! 👏
Full volley: no bounce, ball dropping
Volley: bounce, ball dropping
Half volley: bounce, ball rising
Stephen Gray retweeted
The sudden barrage of mainstream fearmongering about AI is beginning to feel like a narrative being planted in advance.
We are now being told, repeatedly and from every direction, that AI could escape human control, access nuclear systems, destroy infrastructure and potentially bring about the end of humanity. Of course, allowing any automated system access to nuclear weapons or critical infrastructure would be catastrophically irresponsible, but AI does not simply wander into these systems by itself. Human beings design the access, remove the safeguards and issue the permissions.
So what if this relentless messaging is not merely a warning, but the construction of plausible deniability?
If something truly horrific were deliberately carried out in the future, a cyberattack, a financial collapse, a military escalation, a communications blackout or even something involving nuclear systems, the explanation has already been prepared for us: “AI did it. It escaped. Nobody could have predicted or controlled it.”
How convenient.
Whenever the mainstream media suddenly begins repeating the same terrifying message in unison, we should pay close attention. They may be conditioning the public to accept AI as the perfect future scapegoat, an invisible and seemingly uncontrollable force upon which almost anything could be blamed.
AI may present genuine dangers, but the greatest danger remains what it has always been: the people who control the technology, the systems it is connected to and the narrative we are expected to believe afterwards.
Stephen Gray retweeted
The gyokeres I watched in sporting isn’t the one that wrestles with defenders , he isn’t the one that does many hold up and link up plays , and that’s why he struggled when he got to Arsenal at first , luckily it later worked out , but that zeal and enthusiasm isn’t there anymore
I urge everyone to read this. Absolute insanity
The FA have recently banned me from all of football for the rest of my life.
I was a referee. A player for 33 years.
I got struck off as a doctor for writing five letters supporting patients right to bodily autonomy to refuse the Covid jab. I had rows with high profile doctors claiming jabs were safe and effective in children and pregnant women. This was called harassment. No one exhibited the letters as evidence. No one knew which country, date or content of letters. No harm resulted. I was ‘proven to have breached rules and international policy’ that no one can cite. No patient or clinical issues of harm or negligence the panel stating what an exemplary doctor I was. Then struck me off.
This has since led to my inclusion on the vulnerable adults and children barred list naming me for life from working or volunteering in these groups. An egregious punitive sanction.
I have not harmed anyone, no child safeguarding incident or concern. No crime. No conviction. No mention of the word child. Because breaking the uncitable rule was so bad as I allowed my ideas and opinion to over rule a ‘policy’ IF it were a child safeguarding policy I MAY ignore and it COULD bring a child to harm.
This has since led to an initial 6 month total football suspension even citing I couldn’t play or take neighbours kids to training which as you will know isn’t a regulated activity requiring DBS.
I’ve never had a point on my licence, a detention at school, a yellow card, complaint as a player or referee. Not one aspect is football or child related. They cite my DBS listing as meaning it’s proportionate to ban me for life from all football related activities.
I can not find another referee who has had such a draconian sanction. Total football bans are for match fixing scandals, serious crime and child sex offences. Why have I been banned? Unprecedented Orwellian dystopia. Just raising awareness.
This was ignored. ukmedfreedom.org/open-letter…
Stephen Gray retweeted
Different now is it?
